Compare and contrast the immigrants experience of angel island and ellis island

The immigrants at Ellis Island were treated more equally than those at Angel Island. ... The main ethnic groups that came through Ellis Island were English, Irish, Italian, and Polish. ANGEL ISLAND. Immigrants at Angel Island were not treated fairly.

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the immigrants at Ellis Island were treated more equally than those at Angel Island.The main ethnic groups that came through Ellis Island were English, Irish, Italian, and Polish. angel island. Immigrants at Angel Island were not treated fairly.and were mainly from Asian countries such as china, japan, and India and the Chinese were targeted due to the large influx of immigrants that were arriving in the United States.To enter immigrants had to prove that they were healthy and show that they had money, a skill, or sponsor to provide for them. Ellis Island was welcoming to some, Angel Island was always formidable and seemingly designed to filter out Chinese immigrants.

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